Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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l x X . ' MT Yfk I. N s s ' . Ms. Jacquelyn Nelson Ms. Connie Nyberg Mr Gus Pappas Mr Tim Poole Ms Susan Prado Social Studies Special Services HealthjSoc1al Studies English Physical Education G S Receives Gutstanding orth lendale High School experienced the benefit of a North Central Association visitation this school year. The North Central Association evaluates high schools to determine whether they meet high educational standards. During the three days of evaluation, sixteen people from outside the Glendale Union High School District observed classes, asked questions of students and teachers, reviewed curriculum, checked administrative policies and practices, and overall looked closely at how Glendale High School operates. They conclud- ed that Glendale not only met, but greatly ex- ceeded commonly accepted educational stan- dards. We were judged to be an outstanding high school. Particularly impressive to the North Central evaluation team were the very skillful teachers and the very positive students in our school. -Mr. Jim Kieffer, GHS Principal 'WK Ms. Mary Santos- Mr. Ed Schwartzkopf Mr Cliff Scott Mr Roger Scott Ms Patricia Smith Pippin Mathematics Ar Science Social Studies Counselor 24 FACULTY

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Ms, Marlene Mr. Bruce Heatwole Hannsberry Business English Ms. Marianne Hensley Mr. Tom Hernandez Ms. Bellah Eams Ph.D s. Bellah, government teacher at GHS for the past 20 years, has furthered her career and be- come a doctor. She received her Ph.D. in Education Administration from NAU. She says it was hard, but she enjoyed the challenge of setting a goal and reaching it. Dr. Bellah says, The school hadn't changed much: l had. As a teacher being the student again, she says she can relate to the pressures of meeting deadlines and doing demand- ing research in the library. Dr. Bellah says government is her favor- ite subject and she enjoys being able to teach it here at GHS. Going back to school and teaching was a difficult task for her, but she did a fantasticjob. Con- gratulations Dr. Bellah on a job well done! -Kim Koner Mr. Steve LaGrow Mr. Brian Lassley Industrial Arts Mathematics Mr. George Holveck French jGerman Science Enrichment Seminar G, Al ' NYQ gl if E to .il ,NN L x . l' if W VW4' ? XCXQKDXAHLA XX dz gl! 9 ya ffv' in Y fxtjy Xxgfj .fdbx K' , Q ,' X X wfigk 1 Q1 Oi' ' x rv ,ff I-If Q O, XL! Mix -XV I L Q, V 50 'Tn' tx ,fi MWA L! XS Dr. Bellah spent the '85-'86 school year finishing her Ph.D. at NAU. Ms. Mary Luvisa Special Services Mr. Dan Lindsey Music LM ity Gi ii 5 lr Ms. Evangeline Munoz Chapter l FAC U LTY 25

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Ms. Judy Rader Ms. Lisa Reynolds Mr. William Robinson Ms. Jacalyn Romey Science English Physical Education .lournalismjlinglish C ll l E EIIUEIUOH I fi? K N si 1 Ms. Cecilia Ryan instructional Specialist Teachers dressed formally for the North Central lun- cheon included: A. Ms. Plyberg and Mr. Wilson B. Mr. Tualla, Mr. Anderson, C. Mr. Brown, and Mr. Hernan- dez D, Ms. Wallace and Mr. Lindsey Mr. Poole mess qw Mr. Gerry Stein gm Mr. Larry Tualla Mr. Gary Tyra Ms. Lisa Wallace Ms. Judy Widoff ' X V ly Social studies f 'xy spanish noc L Special sewiees Reading -5fWlU'J nx9 Y . ' ' ' L L Wim if 'H We FACULTY 25